As the post-80s generation has the same language, it is the red bean popsicle that I ate in summer as a child. Choose deliberately when you are slow.

Yes. That's great. It's very enjoyable to get up and eat when the red beans account for half. Very cheap, very affordable, a dime.

The second kind is biscuits. When we were young, we ate orange-flavored sandwich biscuits. Although he knows that he is the essence, the sandwich biscuits inside taste particularly refreshing, taste particularly different and are fresh in his memory.

The third one is snow dew, ice and snow dew that you drink in summer. Twenty cents a bag, specially selected from the small shop in front of the house that is frozen into ice. Inside is the pigment essence, which is yellow. After all the sweeteners and essence pigments are sucked up, it is basically colorless ice cubes.

I feel particularly refreshing. After fishing for fish and shrimp, I made a little money and deliberately asked my father to batch 50 bags to come home. Although there was no refrigerator, it was particularly cheap at that time, at eight cents a bag.